[DOC] update readme, change main.yml (fix #1)
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Common
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=========
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Common user settings and tools.
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Common user settings and tools used by Jannik Beyerstedt.
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This role is compatible with Debian based systems and macOS.
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Requirements
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Role Variables
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--------------
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TODO: set override_os_family in inventory for exotic OS like Mendel on Coral Board, which returns "Mendel GNU/Linux" but is a Debian derivative and uses apt.
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This role uses the apt package manager on Debian based hosts.
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But for some operating systems the `ansible_os_family` variable is not set to "Debian" by the fact gathering even if it is Debian based (like Mendel GNU/Linux on the Google Coral Dev Board).
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- `override_os_family`: Set to "Debian" in the host inventory, if `ansible_os_family` is not set correctly
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Dependencies
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none
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Example Playbook
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----------------
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Including an example of how to use your role (for instance, with variables passed in as parameters) is always nice for users too:
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You can simply run the whole role:
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```yml
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- name: Basic User Shell Setup
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hosts: all
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strategy: free
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tasks:
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- name: Basics - Update first
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import_role:
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name: common
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tasks_from: update
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- name: Basics - Install essential tools
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import_role:
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name: common
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tasks_from: essentials
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- name: Basics - Install more tools
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import_role:
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name: common
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tasks_from: tools
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- name: Basics - Setup user shell
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import_role:
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name: common
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tasks_from: usersetup
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- name: Basics - Install dotfiles
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import_role:
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name: common
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tasks_from: usersettings
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```
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Or call the different tasks individually:
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```yml
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- name: Basic User Shell Setup
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hosts: all
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strategy: free
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tasks:
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- name: Basics - Update first
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roles:
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- common
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```
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- hosts: servers
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roles:
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- { role: username.rolename, x: 42 }
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License
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-------
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---
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# Common setup tasks for all nodes (universial)
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# ATTENTION: This is just the maintenance version of the Common role. Run all
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# tasks during setup in this order:
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# - essentials
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# - tools
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# - usersetup
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# - usersettings
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# Usage:
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# - Run this whole role for setup
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# - You will do nothing wrong, if all steps are executed during periodocal maintenance
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# - Maintenance can be faster, if some steps are left out:
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# - Some tasks are only needed for setup
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# - Some can be run periodically
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# - Some must run periodically
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- name: Install updates
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import_tasks: update.yml
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# if role has not changed, this will not be needed when just installing updates
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- name: Install essential tools
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import_tasks: essentials.yml
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# if role has not changed, this will not be needed when just installing updates
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- name: Install more tools
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import_tasks: tools.yml
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# this will just run once, because of a lock-file
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- name: Basics - Setup user shell
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import_tasks: usersetup.yml
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# run this for every maintenance/ update cycle
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- name: Apply user settings
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import_tasks: usersettings.yml
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# Common/Update: Install All Updates
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- debug:
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msg: OS Family {{ override_os_family }} -> {{ (override_os_family is defined) | ternary(override_os_family,ansible_os_family) }}
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- name: update - Update and upgrade all packages
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include_tasks: "{{ item }}"
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with_first_found:
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